methane

You can have your meat and eat it, too. This is according to the In Vitro Meat Consortium, which just had its first meeting in Norway. They intend to feed an increasing human population delicious chicken nuggets and hamburgers without unleashing destructive

methane gases. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) just might go out of business. No more messy slaughterhouses. No more chicken heads in your fast food. Real animal muscle, cultured in clean and spiffy production facilities. The world consumed

The Viridis Septage Bioreactor Landfill is proprietary technology that speeds up the decomposition of solid waste by combining it with sewage. The resulting methane gas can be used as fuel to generate electricity, or to enhance natural gas supplies.

The system makes available a constant supply of renewable energy, increases landfill space, and provides an opportunity for revenue from fuel sales. Other benefits include